Theatre Reviews & More

The perils of fame as told by a fabulously feathered storyteller: Often at the fringe, a kooky concept can be a red flag: the sign of...

An Earnest of very little Importance: What do you do with a classic that has a lot to say for itself? It is often said that Shakespeare’s...

An insightful and absurdist trudge towards death It is a stereotype of performers and actors that they want to be liked – but if the...

After world-changing events that leave British audiences weary, it’s unsurprisingly that we tend to turn to comedy. As this is the first...

At Christmas time you have two options when it comes to going to the theatre: a cheesy pantomime that follows a familiar story with a few...

There was a time when showing Hitler having anal sex in hell on stage would have been shocking. It would be childish to pretend it isn’t...

Two clowns play receptionists in a hotel. They are scared of customers. A description like that sells itself, doesn’t it?...

Bard in the Botanics Bring out this Play’s Strengths, but Cannot Overcome Its Weaknesses Sometimes a subplot is more interesting and...

A Playful Adaptation of the Classic Board Game If only more mysteries would colour-code their characters. Firstly, it would

A Wife Lost in the Mountains and A Play Lost in Time “Comedy’s not how it used to be.” “Theatre isn't as good as it once was.” “You don’t